Kit loses control at work in Coronation Street and Lisa has no other option

Lisa has to take action (Picture: ITV) Kit Green (Jacob Roberts) is surrounded by people who want to support him in Coronation Street, but actually accepting that is something he is struggling to do. The character was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. In the initial aftermath, Kit faced hospital appointments all alone, unable to tell mum Bernie Winter-Alahan (Jane Hazlegrove) that he’s unwell. With his future uncertain, working as a detective provides Kit with a distraction – but what happens when that’s taken away from him? It will be a question that Kit has to answer soon, as DS Lisa Connor-Swain (Vicky Myers) is forced to take action. At work, Kit cannot help but feel like a charity case when Lisa gives him a man’s pamper hamper. When Kit gets home, his mood doesn’t improve as he learns that Bernie and Gemma Winter-Brown (Dolly-Rose Campbell) are discussing the BRCA gene again. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Kit uses work as a distraction (Picture: ITV) In the week, an exhausted Kit ignores Lisa’s advice to go home. In a waiting room, a distressed woman suffers a coughing attack over Kit, causing him to lose his temper. Having seen the exchange, Kirk Sutherland (Andy Whyment) comforts the woman and then tells Bernie about Kit’s behaviour. Lisa is soon updated about the situation with Kit at work, and tells him that he needs to go on sick leave. Furious, Kit rails at Bernie for being over protective, but was she the one who informed Lisa? Ask Metro Use AI to go deeper into the stories you care about – powered by Metro and trusted publications. Corrie boss Kate Brooks previously said of this story: ‘This diagnosis absolutely shakes the foundations of Kit’s life as he struggles to digest what this means not only for him, but also for his family and loved ones. Kit told Lisa about his cancer earlier this month (Picture: TV) ‘Kit’s a complex character, and he struggles as he navigates this new world he’s been thrust into. ‘His vulnerabilities become all too apparent as he wrestles with what this means to his sense of identity. ‘Whilst male breast cancer is rare, it’s important that we show it can happen to anyone. Deals of the Day See London's Christmas lights from an open-top double-decker bus this winter My skin always suffers when the heating goes on but this serum changed that The skincare formula that finally took the guesswork out of my routine Families can save up to 20% on summer 2027 holidays in Club Med's four-day sale Cold mornings are coming and this is the dressing gown I want to live in ‘We must normalize conversations around this to encourage people to consult their GP at the earliest opportunity if any changes arise.’ Arrow MORE: The verdict is in for Sarah as new Coronation Street spoiler videos reveal what’s next Arrow MORE: Bernie left devastated in Coronation Street after cancer results Arrow MORE: Lucy Fallon’s ‘jaw hit the floor’ over next Bethany Platt Coronation Street twist The Soaps Newsletter – Weekly Sign up for exclusive spoilers and interviews, handpicked by our Soaps Editor.